The Cedar River Flow

The Cedar River Flow

"The Cedar River Flow was part of my territory when I was a Forest Ranger. Since I retired I have been visiting it once a week during the summer while observing loons for the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation, so I have gotten to know it quite well. Whatever you might want to do in the outdoors including fishing, hunting, trapping, camping, canoeing, kayaking, birding, photographing, or swimming, the Flow has it all."

"The area is surrounded by beautiful mountains. Looking far to the west you can see the Pillsbury Mountain Fire Tower, Little Moose, and Manbury Mountain. To the north Is Cellar Mountain, and beyond that is Wakely Mountain Fire Tower and the Blue Ridge Wilderness Area. Buck and Buell Mountains lie to the south, and to the east is the ledge of Water Barrel Mountain and the Cedar River Valley."

Why do we no longer use $1,000 bills?

Why do we no longer use $1,000 bills?

Today in 1969, large denomination bills of US Currency, e.g. $500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 bills were officially withdrawn from circulation. While you could use these large bills after July 14, 1969, banks no longer distributed them, in an effort to reduce corruption and illicit uses of large denomination bills.